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Silly tomato question...

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Fucksandflowers · 06/07/2019 17:57

I know they are technically tender perennial...

Is Milton Keynes far enough south to risk overwintering outside if mulched or are they guaranteed to die on me?

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orangeshoebox · 06/07/2019 18:00

they will die. usually mid september they don't get enough light.
in a greenhouse with a grow light it might be possible to keep it growing.

PigeonofDoom · 06/07/2019 18:02

They’ll die, they really are very tender. Either that or they’ll get blight and you won’t be able to plant any tomatoes/peppers/chillis/potatoes for several years. Much easier to treat them as an annual, they’re very easy to grow from seed.

Fucksandflowers · 06/07/2019 18:23

Aw, What a shame!

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DustyDoorframes · 06/07/2019 18:59

They are treated as an annual in the Mediterranean - they crop so heavily from seed in one year I really wouldn't worry!

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